Macro-Model_code
Macroeconomic Model
A macroeconomic model implementation using DSGE and multiple programming languages, including MATLAB, Julia, Python, and Dynare.
DSGE, Macroeconomic Model, matlab, julia, python, dynare
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Language: MATLAB
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